MUNAWAR YOUNUS versus KARACHI CANTONMENT BOARD, THROUGH CANTONMENT EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Sections 60, 282 and 283 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Increases Charges for Construction of Holdings and Signboards The Cantonment Board allowed applicants to erect hoardings and signboards, but increased the charges, through resolution The validity cantonment board was bound. Such exercises in order to obtain the federal government's pre-approval for the increase in rates, and to publish new rates in the Official Gazette, in connection with such augmentation rates and increase the demand for illegal contracts. Was not implemented. The Cantonment Act, 1924, was extremely defective and the Board of Directors with no legal authority had abolished the petitioners' demand for such exorbitant rates; the applicants were required by law to calculate the amount of money paid by them. Were entitled. The extra rate was paid by the applicants, they will be entitled to a refund so much more was paid
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